Draftbit builds backends now, too. 🔌
Pick an API Backend (Hono), choose your database — managed Supabase, Cloudflare D1, or your own Postgres — and let the agent build it.
There's no UI to preview, so the builder swaps the canvas for an API console:
→ reads your OpenAPI doc
Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol are now live in Draftbit — the new defaults for Claude Code and Codex. 🚀
⚡ Opus 5.5: 40% cheaper to run and 30%+ faster than Opus 5 (savings vary by task)
🎯 GPT-6 Sol: about half the factual mistakes of GPT-5.6 Sol
💸 GPT-6 Luna: beats GPT-5.6
File edits in Draftbit used to take 3–10 seconds.
Now they land in under 500 ms — up to 20× faster. ⚡
That's every edit: yours in the code editor and the agent's. Less waiting on your tools, more building.
“I wasted hours fixing code I didn't even write.”
James, founder of the Studiy app, kept hitting walls every time he added a feature. After switching to Draftbit, he shipped 3 new features in one week — with clean code he could actually understand.
You asked: "Can I ship an iOS app with extensions — like a widget or a share extension — without exporting to Xcode?"
Yes. 🧩
When you publish, Draftbit's build detects every target in your iOS project, including extensions with their own bundle identifiers, and includes them
